India crosses 5 lakh COVID-19 deaths mark
The Hindu
On Friday, 1070 deaths were recorded in India, similar to the the average levels recorded in the last week.
The total number of recorded COVID-19 fatalities in India crossed the 5 lakh mark on Friday. On Friday, 1070 deaths were recorded in India, similar to the the average levels recorded in the last week.
Kerala reported the most deaths with 595 fatalities (567 were from a backlog), followed by Maharashtra (81) and Karnataka recorded 53 deaths.
The country recorded 1,27,496 new Covid-19 cases on Friday. The total number of infections has reached 4.2 crore, and the active cases have come down to 13.4 lakh.
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